"From Morocco to Oprah" reads Oufkir's tale alongside some of the most prominent ways that globalization inserts itself into cultural production and interpretation alike.Dr. By comparing the marketing strategies and paratexts associated with the French and American versions of the book, we can learn much about the transnational movements of postcolonial Maghrebi cultural icons, and the ways their representations, reception, and meanings shift when they travel. This project specifically considers the case of Malika Oufkir and Michèle Fitoussi's Stolen Lives: Twenty Years in a Desert Jail, which was chosen for Oprah's Book Club in 2001. Lewis Cusato analyzes how globalization affects cultural production and reception, especially in the context of francophone North Africa. OSU ASC Drupal 8 America/New_York publicĪdd to Calendar 17:30:00 18:45:00 From Morocco to Oprah: Reading Malika Oufkir's Stolen Lives through the Lens of Globalization In this talk, Dr. Lewis Cusato is the Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of the Global Studies Institute at Ohio Wesleyan University.Connect with the event on Facebook Add to Calendar 18:30:00 19:45:00 From Morocco to Oprah: Reading Malika Oufkir's Stolen Lives through the Lens of Globalization
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